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Sydney eScholarship Repository and DSpace Sten Christensen & - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Sydney eScholarship Repository and DSpace Sten Christensen & - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Sydney eScholarship Repository and DSpace Sten Christensen & Gary Browne Sydney eScholarship Repository Software: DSpace Version: 1.4.1 Standard customisations ses.library.usyd.edu.au Sydney eScholarship Repository An open access
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Sydney eScholarship Repository
- An open access repository for digital
material created at or by the University of Sydney.
- Part of a wider Sydney eScholarship
initiative
- We offer “a” not “the” repository option
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Why DSpace?
- Suited our needs as a digital asset
management system – (at the time)
- We have/had the ability to support both the
software and the service
- Open source allows us to make the relevant
changes and customisations we require, when required
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Sydney eScholarship
Sydney Digital Library
- eScholarship repository
- SETIS digital collections
- Sydney Digital Theses
- support, consultation and
advisory services
- hosting services
Sydney University Publishing
- Sydney University Press
- other imprints
- digital / print on demand
services
- eStore, eCommerce and
business services
- experimental publication
VALUE ADDING
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Sydney eScholarship Repository
Integrated activities
- Publishing - OJS and Complex
publications
- University Research Office – storage of
material required for the RQF
- Linkages with other repositories
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Sydney eScholarship Repository
Standard Service – Free
- Establishment
- Education and advice
- Storage and archiving
- Community does most of the work
- Premium – Fee based
- Metadata creation
- Digitisation
- Loading of material
- Major Customisations and database interface design
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Issues with DSpace
- Scalability
- Rigid structure – communities &
collections
- Managing complex objects
- Metadata schemas that are hierarchical